Threat Assessment of the Necron Fleet, Codex Necrons 3rd ed, page 57 by Phil Kelly

2021-06-28

I love hearing from the voices that aren't represented on the tabletop. Went with a West Country accent as: A) It gives the character a salty seadog feel. B) After voicing Hafgan in Lee C Conley's audiobook of The Dead Sagas, I realise the West Country accent can sound really badass.Thanks to Phil Kelly for writing the fiction I grew up with. You can talk to me about 40K and which middlehammer/oldhammer codex lore I should record next at https://twitter.com/RJBayley or...

I love hearing from the voices that aren't represented on the tabletop. Went with a West Country accent as: A) It gives the character a salty seadog feel.

B) After voicing Hafgan in Lee C Conley's audiobook of The Dead Sagas, I realise the West Country accent can sound really badass.

Thanks to Phil Kelly for writing the fiction I grew up with.

You can talk to me about 40K and which middlehammer/oldhammer codex lore I should record next at https://twitter.com/RJBayley or robertjbayley@gmail.com.

Many thanks to Graham McNeill for writing this and his help with identifying which authors go with which codex stories.

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